ESPN Pushes The Self-Destruct Fantasy Button

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Quick Notes
Published 4/11/2007 by Simon at SimonOnSports
... ~For those of you that are unaware ESPN as Deadspin put it went Nuclear on their fantasy game. Basically over the first week of the season any moves or trades that have happened in the league did not count, they reverted all rosters to the draft day roster and calculated the first week stats based on those rosters. I am currently in one ESPN league with my buddies just for fun, I have Arod thus I mauled the guy I was playing, and since it's the one league I don't have money invested in and the one draft I missed I didn't pay much attention to the faulty working of ESPN last week, but it is humurous.

High Five
Published 4/11/2007 by Fornelli at Foul Balls
... ] This is why I use Yahoo! for all my fantasy baseball needs. [ Deadspin ] Elisabeth Shue is through with babysitting and now plans on playing tennis. [

Update: ESPN Fantasy Baseball Back Up and Running
Published 4/12/2007 by derrick eckardt at RotoNation - Fantasy Sports News, Notes, Jobs, Games, Tools
... ESPN Pushes the Self-Destruct Fantasy Button &

Yahoo Fantasy Takes A Moment To Gloat
Published 4/13/2007 at Deadspin
... Considering all the trouble ESPN has had with its fantasy game, we suppose it's inevitable (and probably pretty smart) for

ESPN Gives Free Insider to Disgruntled Fantasy Baseballers
Published 4/13/2007 by Mini Me at WBRS Sports Blog
... I'm sure most of you are aware of the ESPN Fantasy Baseball situation. If not, Deadspin can fill you in. However, in order to compensate infuriated fantasy baseballers who have lost the first two weeks of the fantasy baseball season, ESPN is allocating 6 free months of ESPN Insider to already current subscribers who also signed up to play fantasy baseball this season with ESPN.

Week In Deadspin: Like Pac Man, We're Taking Some Time Off
Published 4/13/2007 at Deadspin
... • Not a good week for ESPN Fantasy Games.

A Handy Guide for Beginners: Fantasy Hockey
Published 8/29/2007 by Kevin at Barry Melrose Rocks
... Do not use ESPN fantasy games to host your league. Not only do I have a sneaking suspicion that ESPN might continue it's campaign to rid the world of the NHL by 'accidentally' forgetting to even host an NHL fantasy website this year, they'll probably just start everything over a couple weeks into the season, anyway. Hey, I'm just saying. ...